The Adamantine Disclosure

Nathanael Wayfarer, tormented by his ex-wife's sudden nasty turn in their divorce negotiations, crashes his car while on holiday in the Grand Canyon. With his legs still in external fixators he finds himself being wheeled out of the hospital by a mysterious woman who claims he is being pursued, Natasha Chase, a computer programmer and hacker. Soon they are evading tenacious pursuers using government surveillance to find them and kill them, and fighting a mysterious organisation that combines occult beliefs with the manipulation of DNA and the robbery of ancient human remains.

After Natasha rescues him from certain death he has to quickly start working out who is after him, and what it is that he knows that unknown forces with deep pockets and deepers links to inernational Governments and security services want to keep hidden.

Where archaeology, conspiracy theories, paleontology and genetic science meet, Nathanael and Natasha begin to at least start asking the right questions. But can they reach the truth in time to save their own lives? And when they finally reach the truth, can anyone save them? A hard hitting thriller with a surprising premise, the Adamantine Disclosure by Andrew P Partington will not disappoint.

The first book in the Nathanael Wayfarer series will keep you on the edge of your seat in a gut-wrenching journey into the heart of a conspiracy.

AmandaWorld on Goodreads: A great novel in the Christian action mystery genre. If you love Dan Brown's Angels and Demons, if you identify with Sheldon and fellow mathematical geeks from The Big Bang Theory, and if Ross Geller is your favourite paleontologist then this novel is definitely for you. There are thrills, spills and conspiracy from start to finish. The author interweaves interesting early human history and biblical research throughout, while simultaneously underpinning the story with a strong Christian world view.

Cas Pearson on Goodreads: Love this book for so many reasons! If you want something to read that'll make you question everything, then this is the book for you: ) Easy to read but hard to keep up with all of the information. Well researched and dabbles into many fields of study. Can't wait for the sequel!